Patient's question:
There are a few red bumps on the outside of the arms and wrists, but there are none on the palms or soles of the hands and feet. Breastfeeding is also normal, and there should be no blisters in the mouth. The baby was out in the cool air for three days, and there are transparent-looking bumps that might be hand, foot, and mouth disease, but there are no other symptoms. The baby is in good spirits.Doctor's answer:
It should not be hand, foot, and mouth disease, as babies with this condition usually have symptoms such as fever, cough, runny nose, poor appetite, nausea, and vomiting.Suggestions:
1. The baby's condition is likely caused by insect bites. Infants' Golden Water can be effective and can be appropriately applied along with topical medications like Wujiqu Cream or Hydrocortisone Butyrate Cream, which have anti-inflammatory, anti-itch, and pain-relieving effects.
2. If the baby is grabbed by the hands, the mosquito net bag may turn into small blisters. In this case, use some anti-tumor and pain-relieving creams or oral corticosteroid medications based on the wound condition. Additionally, parents should pay close attention to the baby's diet and supplement with an appropriate amount of vitamin B.